A growing collection of practice games for artists. Build your sense of proportion, angle, color, and value through focused, repeatable exercises that feel like play.
Art Sight Games is currently in beta. 15 games across five skill areas, 100% free to play.
The games work on computers, laptops, tablets, and phones. Some games also support a graphics tablet with a pen. Each game shows which devices it works on.
Browse practice games by skill area: proportion, color, value, composition, and symmetry. Each game trains a specific perceptual skill taught in ateliers and art schools, distilled into focused practice.
Train your eye to find locations on a page.
Learn to identify and arrange seven distinct values in this color value exercise.
Learn to see and match color values with interactive exercises. This is an advanced game that uses a 100 value scale. The differences are subtle and very challenging.
Train your eye to see and divide into thirds.
Learn to recognize angles by sight.
The difference between a good artist and a great one comes down to how well they see. Proportion and angle are the core skills, and these games turn that training into a five-minute daily habit.
Each game trains a specific perceptual skill — the same fundamentals taught in ateliers and art schools, distilled into focused practice.
Repeatable, short exercises that target one skill at a time. No fluff, no filler — just the reps you need to build muscle memory.
Coming soon: score history and progress charts so you can see your eye improve over weeks and months of practice.
Every art practice game now lives in one browsable catalog. Filter by skill area and jump straight in.
Browse by skill area: proportion, color, value, composition, symmetry.
Score history and visual progress charts so you can watch your eye improve.
Subscribe for unlimited play across every game. Each game also gives new players fifteen free minutes to try it.
Let other game designers publish their art-skill games here, with shared revenue.
These games are still in beta. If something breaks, feels off, or could be better, tell us and we'll fix it. Report bugs, send suggestions, share compliments, or leave other feedback. Contact: [email protected]